ARCHITECTURE
PORTFOLIO EDWU
2015
Ed Wu Pratt Insitute Architecture B.Arch 2018
DIRECTORY SPRING 2015
design 202
FALL 2014
design 201v representation 211
SPRING 2014
design 102 representation 112
FALL 2013
design 101 representation 111
WAVE HILL Artist Wind Institue Design 202 | Spring 2015
Wave Hill Artist Wind Institute is a 8250 sqft building in the Hudson Hill section of Riverdale, Bronx, New York City. The institute offers a place for artists to study, to teach and to exhibition wind. The building allow large amount of light into the interior, and casts shadow of the tree and the movement created by wind that allow visitors to have a visual aspect of wind. Also,wind channel through garden allow visitors to feel and heard wind.
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southeast elevation 1/4” = 1’-0”
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NEW YORK MicroCar Museum Design 201 | Fall 2014
Sited in New York’s China Town on the corner of Grand St. and Chrystie St. New York MicroCar Museum is a permanent repository for microcars from the late 1940’s to pre-1964. Engine sizes ranging from 700cc or less, two doors or less, eight feet or less in length, and 1000 lb or less in unladen weight. The museum proposes the idea of skeletal structure with light weight facades, and 2 major components; archive/circulation ramp and exhibition space. Overall the main goal of the museum is to showcase the compacted microcars and its reflection onto the dense city.
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Advertisements REP 3 | Fall 2014
Given the task of modeling a product, and only using digital media such as images, and renders to compose advertisements.
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Movie Poster REP 3 | Fall 2014
Given the task to model a props for a movie and compose a movie poster.
ED WU PRESENTS A REP 211 SCREENING OF A EVAN TRIBUSʼ FILM “GREMLINS”
SCRENING ON FRIDAY November 07, 2014 AT PRATT INSTITUTE 200 WILOUGHBY AVE, BROOKLYN, NY 11205
Tryptic
REP 3 | Fall 2014
Given a task to model a prosthetics, and a space, and compose a Tryptic.
OwnerHomeless Design 102 | Spring 2014
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Sited in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, the dwelling is designed for two brothers from two different social classes, and the collide and compromise of two design approaches. The dwelling is divide into two part, upper for the rich, owner brother and the bottom is public space and for the homeless brother. This project examines the social issues of consisting of two different social together.
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Sectional Prospective REP 112 | Spring 2014
Analyzed Peter Eisenman’s unbuild house, House X, through plans, and section, and attempted to re-represent the house through an interior perspective drawing.
Succesive Axonometric
REP 111 | Fall 2013
Given a 2”x2”x2” corner cut cube to hand draft and computer generate a series of drawings to understand the basic of architectual drawings.
Oblique Section REP 111 | Fall 2014
Folly
Design 101 | Fall 2013
North Elevation
South Elevation South Elevation 1” = 1’-0”
North Elevation 1” = 1’-0”
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This project consists of using two design approaches to create a folly, where visitor can experience the architecture. The folly’s form is from a folding and a line, point drawing designs. The general roof line are created from the extraction of the line, point drawing, and the folding comes in-place to be the continuous planes. The idea of this folly is the visitor will enter from the first level where one will feel the unevenness of the floor and one will travel to the second and exit to the roof where again the unevenness will reflect on the roof.
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Ed Wu
Pratt Insitute Architecture B.Arch 2018 edwu12@gmail.com 1(347) 636 5446